A smoke hatch is an essential component in smoke ventilation, allowing hot gases and smoke to escape during a fire. It helps maintain visibility and breathable air for safe evacuation while reducing heat buildup in enclosed spaces.
This automated system enables windows to open in response to fire signals, improving natural smoke ventilation. By creating airflow pathways, it prevents smoke accumulation and aids in maintaining clear exit routes.
Designed to extract smoke from large buildings, this system ensures rapid removal of toxic fumes, reducing the spread of fire and protecting structural integrity. It is commonly used in commercial and industrial spaces.
This system maintains positive air pressure in stairwells, preventing smoke from entering escape routes. It ensures that staircases remain safe for occupants and emergency responders during evacuation.
Fire curtains deploy automatically to contain smoke and fire within designated areas, minimizing their spread. They are an effective solution for open-plan buildings, shopping malls, and high-rise structures.
Fire-rated doors act as passive fire protection barriers, restricting the spread of flames and smoke. These doors are crucial in compartmentalizing buildings and providing a secure escape route.
Fire shutters offer reinforced protection for openings such as service counters, warehouses, and loading docks. They automatically close in case of fire, preventing flames from spreading between sections of a building.